Effect of hypoxia on DNA fragmentation in different brain regions of the newborn piglet

The potential role of mesenchymal stem cells in a hypoxia model induced by sodium nitrite in testes of male albino rats

“…David and Grongnet (2000) showed similar results; they reported that treatment with NaNO 2 led to increasing fragmentation (David and Grongnet, 2000). More extensive fragmentation of DNA was observed when the time of hypoxia exposure was increased.…”

The potential role of mesenchymal stem cells in a hypoxia model induced by sodium nitrite in testes of male albino rats

“…David and Grongnet (2000) showed similar results; they reported that treatment with NaNO 2 led to increasing fragmentation (David and Grongnet, 2000). More extensive fragmentation of DNA was observed when the time of hypoxia exposure was increased.…”

Histological and biological developmental characterization of the human cerebellar cortex

“…This interpretation is based on the demonstration of TUNEL positivity in tissues that are known for absence of apoptosis, such as normal myocardium, in case of acute myocardial infarction (Rodriguez‐Calvo et al, 2001). In addition, experimental studies have demonstrated DNA fragmentation in the central nervous system in response to hypoxic or ischemic insults (David and Grongnet, 2000; Pae et al, 2005; Walton et al, 1999). A diffuse presence of neurons undergoing programmed cell death in brainstem nuclei have been reported by us in sudden perinatal and infant death (Lavezzi et al, 2003, 2004c).…”

Effects of Hypoxia on Stress Proteins in the Piglet Brain at Birth

“…Hypoxia associated with reoxygenation or ischemia can cause extensive neurologic deficits in immature animals (2,(33)(34)(35). Physiologic consequences of hypoxia have been well documented in mammals.…”

The potential role of mesenchymal stem cells in a hypoxia model induced by sodium nitrite in testes of male albino rats

“…David and Grongnet (2000) showed similar results; they reported that treatment with NaNO 2 led to increasing fragmentation (David and Grongnet, 2000). More extensive fragmentation of DNA was observed when the time of hypoxia exposure was increased.…”

Histological and biological developmental characterization of the human cerebellar cortex

“…This interpretation is based on the demonstration of TUNEL positivity in tissues that are known for absence of apoptosis, such as normal myocardium, in case of acute myocardial infarction (Rodriguez‐Calvo et al, 2001). In addition, experimental studies have demonstrated DNA fragmentation in the central nervous system in response to hypoxic or ischemic insults (David and Grongnet, 2000; Pae et al, 2005; Walton et al, 1999). A diffuse presence of neurons undergoing programmed cell death in brainstem nuclei have been reported by us in sudden perinatal and infant death (Lavezzi et al, 2003, 2004c).…”

Effects of Hypoxia on Stress Proteins in the Piglet Brain at Birth

“…Hypoxia associated with reoxygenation or ischemia can cause extensive neurologic deficits in immature animals (2,(33)(34)(35). Physiologic consequences of hypoxia have been well documented in mammals.…”

The potential role of mesenchymal stem cells in a hypoxia model induced by sodium nitrite in testes of male albino rats

“…David and Grongnet (2000) showed similar results; they reported that treatment with NaNO 2 led to increasing fragmentation (David and Grongnet, 2000). More extensive fragmentation of DNA was observed when the time of hypoxia exposure was increased.…”

Histological and biological developmental characterization of the human cerebellar cortex

“…This interpretation is based on the demonstration of TUNEL positivity in tissues that are known for absence of apoptosis, such as normal myocardium, in case of acute myocardial infarction (Rodriguez‐Calvo et al, 2001). In addition, experimental studies have demonstrated DNA fragmentation in the central nervous system in response to hypoxic or ischemic insults (David and Grongnet, 2000; Pae et al, 2005; Walton et al, 1999). A diffuse presence of neurons undergoing programmed cell death in brainstem nuclei have been reported by us in sudden perinatal and infant death (Lavezzi et al, 2003, 2004c).…”

Effects of Hypoxia on Stress Proteins in the Piglet Brain at Birth

“…Hypoxia associated with reoxygenation or ischemia can cause extensive neurologic deficits in immature animals (2,(33)(34)(35). Physiologic consequences of hypoxia have been well documented in mammals.…”